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Subsecond spontaneous catecholamine release in mesenteric lymph node ex vivo

Lim et al., 2020

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13785854861635328726
Author
Lim G
Regan S
Ross A
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Publication venue
Journal of Neurochemistry

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Measuring the dynamics of neurochemical‐regulated immunity, particularly in the gut, has been a growing interest over the last several years because of its important implications in gastrointestinal inflammation, neurodegeneration, and even depression. Sympathetic …
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